Global Golf Post, June 5, 2017

Roberto De Vicenzo Dies At 94 Roberto De Vicenzo Argentinas finest international golfer who won the 1967 Open Championship and the first U S Senior Open but was remembered most for one of the games most storied gaffes died last Thursday in Argentina He was 94 The Argentina Golf Association which confirmed his death said he broke his hip last month at his home in Buenos Aires and had been in deteriorating health since then De Vicenzo won 231 tournaments according to the World Golf Hall of Fame playing in South America the United States and Europe but none has a more dramatic place in golf history than one he lost the 1968 Masters What a stupid I am he famously lamented after it was over READ MORE Tiger Woods DUI arrest and the skyrocketing costs of related infrastructure projects have raised questions about a high profile plan to merge two Chicago public courses into a championship layout designed by Woods READ MORE Phil Mickelson ranked No 5 on a recently published ESPN list of the worlds 100 most famous athletes five spots ahead of Woods There were more golfers on the list 11 than NFL NHL or Major League Baseball players READ MORE LIST Arnold Palmers estate estimated at 875 million by Forbes will be divided among his family employees and the Arnies Army Charitable Foundation an Orlando TV station first reported last Tuesday citing documents filed in Orange County Fla Circuit Court Palmer died last September at 87 READ MORE Andrew Beef Johnston made three eagles including a hole in one on the way to earning a U S Open berth in a sectional qualifier Walton Heath Golf Club in his native England last Monday READ MORE Recent PGA Tour winners Billy Horschel and Adam Hadwin earned berths in the A Roberto De Vicenzo NEWS AND NOTES

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